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Ghana has recorded nine new Covid-19 related deaths bringing the total number of people who have died to 294, the Ghana Health Service has said.
In its latest update, the Service said the country’s active cases continue to drop significantly.
GHS has indicated that 29 new cases have been recorded bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 45, 601.
Out of the number, the active cases now stand at 628 with 44, 679 recoveries/discharges.
Below is a regional breakdown of confirmed cases
Greater Accra — 22, 068
Ashanti — 10, 928
Western — 2, 963
Eastern — 2, 394
Central — 1, 904
Bono East — 781
Volta — 668
Western North — 638
Northern — 528
Ahafo — 524
Bono — 511
Upper East — 285
Oti — 238
Upper West — 90
Savannah — 62
North East — 19
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